Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-04
NEWS NOTES.

Col. Albert jerks, the artist, has re-
moved his studio to room 2, No. Al S.
Spring street.
Tho transfer Of Andrew Glassell to
Ralph Rodgers of $40, 900 worth of lots
in Highland Park, Garvanzo and
Mountain View lots was recorded yes
terday.
The case OF B. F. Franks VS.. f. w.
Reed has been settled and was ac-
cordingiy dismiss ed in the United
States District Court yesterday.
Transfers Of real estate yesterday
amounted to $685., 1889, and were Ill
in number. OF these fourteen were
for nominal considerations.
Arthur Lacy found runaway horse
with buggy attached last evening on
the corner OF Ohio and Second streets.
The buggy contained some clothing.
etc.
The ladies of the Orphans Home
wish the statement that baby West
fall was taken to hospital corrected,
as he is and has been at the Orphans
Home ever since his removal from
the police Office.
The Burbank Hotel will be thrown
open to the public to-day. This hotel
is another improvement which adds
20 the attrac,ihility of the county and
is a credit to those whose enterprise
have given it to the public.
The annual meeting OF the Los An
geles Produce Exchange occurs next
Monday evening at 1880. There is
considerable business of Importance
TO come before the Exchange besides
the election of officers for the ensuing
year.
Miss Belle Meade Smith, the tai
ented lady who edits the Woman's
Department of the HERALD, is writing
California novel which she intends
TO publish herself and sell by subscrip-
ton. She has already received liberal
encouragement from our appreciative
people.
- Boyle Heights Methodist Episcopal
Church filed articles of incorporation
Yesterday with the following officers:
CIV. Vantehl, President; Geo. w.
Campbell, Secretary; Arson Reyes,
Edwin A. Humphrey, Geo. w. Camp
bell, Charles Tassell, Directors.
The following kilograms have been
received by the Signal Service Office
Line from, Washington: Cold wave
for Colorado, Kansas and Nebraska.
Sunday and Monday. Cold wave now
advancing southeast from Montana.
Will reach Lake Michigan, Illinois
and north Texas Sunday morning,
with lower temperature ON Monday
morning.
- M, Charles Raskin, the editor of LIE
PspaFs, will accompany the artist, M.
Leieune, in visit to-day to the sand
peds in the vicinity of the Nadeau
vineyard, for the purpose OF testing
Inequality OF the sand for the manu-
factqro of glass. Ii it is found to an
swer, a company stands ready to put
mp; glass works in that vicinity.
The, attention of the charitable per-
sons Of this city is called to the
amount of good constantly performed
by the Ladies Benevolent Society. In
consequence of the rapid increase of
the population the work has been
sreatly extended. A home for the
aged, the friendless, the sick, has be-
come a necessity. To attain this the
ladies need more workers Are there
not, some among the many new-com-
aE willing to join them in their noble
efforts to relieve suffering humanity :?
After considerable delay the mate
sfpr the great steel vault of the
Los Angeles Safe Deposit and Trust
Company have begun to arrive. Two
carloads have been received and the
balance is expected to arrive by Mon
day., The parts were all fitted at the
factory in the East, SO that it can be
pit together in two or three weeks.
This will be the finest vault in South
ern california and, with one excep-
ton. the finest on the Pacific Coast.
Phe Diebold Safe and Lock Company
Of Canton, Ohio, are the builders.
The directors of the Main and Tenth
Street Hotel met yesterday afternoon
at the Farmers and Merchants Bank
for the purpose Of drawing up bylaws
and regulations for future guidance.
After short discu Ssion several clauses
were adopted, and then the committee
proceeded to make arrangements Tor
beginning wo k on the site. 1t was
decided to at once issue the first as
sessment OF 10 per cent, and an APP
peal will be made to the stockholders
early this week, after which the con-
Lacts for excavation will be at once
let.
lie Progress: Professor A. 2. Dietz,
Of this city, has just received new
mark OF confidence from the Messrs.
Porter & Coates, Philadelphia pub
fishers, who have placed in his hands
the seventh and last volume of the
History Of the Civil War in the
United States" by the Comte de
Paris, for translation into English.
The distinguishes author of this work
is the King OF France to all French
Iegitimists, and he has devoted much
of his leisure time to giving very
carefully considered history of the
war of the rebellion. He was on Gen
eral McClellan's staff during the cam
paigh Of the Peninsula.
Personal Mention.
I'D. Bicknell is confined to his bed